New Hanover High School Football tickets

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HighSchoolOT updates its football rankings each week, using a Top 25 for the eastern and western halves of the state. The counties are divided the same way the N.C. High School Athletic Association divides them for playoff purposes. To compare to last week's rankings, click here.

Football playoff projections for the 2022 postseason

West Top 25: The top 13 teams are unchanged from a week ago, and as a whole 24 of last week's 25 teams made it to Week 9. The exception is CHASE, which now mans the 25th spot, replacing Lake Norman.

East Forsyth 7-0
Mallard Creek 5-2
Providence Day 7-0
Hough 6-1
Chambers 5-2
Grimsley 7-0
Charlotte Catholic 7-1
Kings Mountain 7-0
Weddington 6-1
Ardrey Kell 6-1
Butler 7-1
Mount Tabor 6-1
A.C. Reynolds 7-1
Olympic 7-0
Charlotte Christian 5-2
Independence 6-1
East Lincoln 7-0
Mooresville 6-1
South Point 6-1
Reagan 5-2
Burns 6-1
Oak Grove 7-0
East Surry 7-0
Ledford 7-0
CHASE 7-0

East Top 25: Millbrook's loss to Rolesville shakes up the rankings, allowing Cardinal Gibbons and Wake Forest to slide to second and third. Pinecrest also moves up in a big way to 12th, as does Apex to 15th. North Brunswick goes from unranked to 17th, the lone new team in this week's rankings. Northern Nash, now sixth, is at its highest ranking ever in the HSOT era.

The MIAA has set its schedule for high school football state championship games at Gillette Stadium, with three games on Friday, Dec. 2, and five more on Saturday, Dec. 3. It is the 15th year that Gillette has hosted the games, and the fifth time that all eight finals will be played in Foxborough.

The action kicks off Friday, Dec. 2, at 3 p.m., with the Division 7 matchup between Central Mass. foes Saint Bernard’s of Fitchburg vs. West Boylston. The final matchup is a Division 2 rematch between Catholic Memorial and King Philip Saturday at 8.

Tickets for the games are on sale now via Ticketmaster. No tickets will be sold at the Gillette Stadium Ticket Office.

Tickets are $17 for adults and $14 for students/senior citizens. Children 5 years old and younger will receive free admission. The ticket price includes parking, admission to the games and a game day discount of $3 off adult admission at the Patriots Hall of Fame presented by Raytheon (must show game ticket). Friday’s tickets provide access to all three Friday games and Saturday’s tickets provide access to all five Saturday games. For a full listing of everything Patriot Place has to offer, visit http://www.patriot-place.com/MIAAFOOTBALL.

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The schedule is listed below, plus Globe coverage of the state tournament semifinals.

Division 1

Saturday, Dec. 3, at Gillette Stadium, 12:30 p.m.

▪ SPRINGFIELD CENTRAL (10-1) vs. ST. JOHN’S PREP (9-2)

Semifinals

▪ Springfield Central 54, Methuen 14: Will Watson sparks Springfield Central on a roaring start in D1 semifinal win over Methuen

▪ St. John’s Prep 28, Central Catholic 7: Angry and animated, St. John’s Prep seconds its effort to take command in Division 1 semifinal

Division 2

Saturday, Dec. 3, at Gillette Stadium, 8 p.m.

▪ KING PHILIP (9-1) vs. CATHOLIC MEMORIAL (10-0)

Semifinals

▪ Catholic Memorial 41, Milford 7: Datrell Jones, No. 4 Catholic Memorial raise standard in runaway Division 2 semifinal win over No. 1 Milford

▪ King Philip 17, Bishop Feehan 10: Making plays, King Philip finds a way again, earning fifth bowl trip since 2016

Division 3

Saturday, Dec. 3, at Gillette Stadium, 5:30 p.m.

▪ MILTON (10-0) vs. WAKEFIELD (11-0)

Semifinals

▪ Milton 32, Hanover 30

▪ Wakefield 31, North Attleborough 24

D3 Semifinals Roundup: Jack Finnegan propels top-seeded Milton to its first Super Bowl berth after defeating No. 4 Hanover in the Division 3 semifinals